Analysis of the Conradi-Kahle Algorithm for Detecting Binomiality on Biological Models

12/14/2019
by   Alexandru Iosif, et al.
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We analyze the Conradi-Kahle Algorithm for detecting binomiality. We present experiments using two implementations of the algorithm in Macaulay2 and Maple on biological models and assess the performance of the algorithm on these models. We compare the two implementations with each other and with Gröbner bases computations up to their performance on these biological models.

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